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When Texas couples with children divorce and courts arrange for child custody, the non-custodial parent may receive a court order to pay child support to ensure any minor children resulting from the marriage continue to thrive. The Attorney General of Texas website...
Divorce is never easy, and dividing shared property can often add more stress to an already challenging situation. This is especially true in Texas, where the law considers all property acquired during marriage as community property, subject to equal division. One way...
Deciding to seek sole custody of your children is one of the most challenging decisions you can face during a Texas divorce. This decision can have significant implications for all parties involved, particularly the children. In some cases, sole custody can provide a...
Deciding what to do with the family home can be a significant concern during a divorce. The memories made, the stability given and the uncertain future ahead may cause you to doubt whether or not to keep the house. Carefully evaluate the practical and financial...
Buying a home is a significant investment, often involving careful research and detailed inspections. The last thing a new homeowner in Texas wants to discover is a number of undisclosed property defects that can lead to expensive repairs and considerable...
When going through a divorce, it is important that you understand how to divide your assets and property. Most of your assets will fall into one of two categories: community or joint, and separate. Community property Diffen takes a look at community and separate...
Homeowners' associations may be sources of stability for large properties or developments. However, an HOA is rarely a source of harmony. Texas culture tends to prioritize individual expression and freedom over conformity. However, despite that, the law could favor...
Dividing assets in a divorce often becomes complex and emotionally charged. The complexity increases when it involves valuable and unique assets, such as art collections. In Texas, a community property state, dividing art during a divorce presents unique challenges....
You worked hard during your divorce. You established a sustainable financial situation for the foreseeable future. Then, the unforeseeable happened. This type of situation is more common than you might think. Take a few minutes to read this article and learn a bit...
Dividing property is often one of the more difficult aspects of going through a divorce. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for a spouse to hide assets to protect them from division with an ex-spouse. If you suspect your spouse is not being fully transparent about...
